usb dongle enumerate as mass storage device

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On Wednesday 19 November 2008, charles zhuang wrote:
> Hi,
> I got the Asus wimax usb dongle, model: WUSB25E2V2. However, after I
> "load.sh" to load all the drivers, and plug in the usb dongle, the
> driver has enumerate as a mass storage device instead a eth device.

That probably means it has an small storage device for the drivers (normally 
for windows).

Can you do a lsusb -v (as root) and send the result?

>
> Also, I have another question. I run this on my newly purchase linux
> laptop from Dell, model: XPS M1530, preinstall ubuntu 8.0.4. I notice it
> already has the wimax modules installed, which has the same name and
> folder structures, is this from intel?

Yes, Ubuntu incluyded it in the distro. If you are going to use newer drivers, 
you need to wipe'em:

$ rm -f /lib/modules/2.6.24-21-generic/ubuntu/wireless/wimax-i2400m
$ depmod -a

does the trick, then you can install the new ones.

-- 
Inaky


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